The calculating method of stomatologic instrumentation optimum quantity required for an outpatient department (room) is presented. It is based on the stop-watch study performed in the course of therapeutic or diagnostic procedures. The new method allows the assessment of the need of any establishment in instrumentation when appropriate requests are executed, and to make the most efficient use of instruments at the working place.
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